4 tips for preparing for Joint Commission accreditation surveys

Here are four tips for preparing for Joint Commission accreditation surveys at ambulatory surgery centers.

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Elements to plan for include:

•    Greeting. Which staff members will meet and the surveyor at the ASC’s main entrance?
•    Notification. Which leaders and staff members need to be immediately notified that the surveyor has arrived?
•    Location. Where can the surveyor use as a base location? He or she will need an electrical outlet, phone access and internet access.
•    Validation. Who will be in charge of identifying the surveyor and validating the survey?

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